Temple of Octavia in Corinth

The temple of Octavia is located on the territory of ancient Corinth and belongs to the Roman period of development of this city. It was built on a raised foundation and dedicated to the sister of Emperor Augustus, who ruled the Romans after Caesar, who in 44 BC re-founded Corinth as a Roman colony.

Currently, only three columns have survived from the temple of Octavia, made in the Corinthian style, which arose and received the greatest development in this ancient city.